She was the youngest girl to top the bill at the London Palladium, the teenybopper who had The Beatles among her supporting acts. Her number one hits "Don't Treat Me Like a Child" and "Walking Back to Happiness" were quintessential 1960s records. But at 19 she'd been and gone. In 1979 her career began to take off again when she landed the part of Nancy in the West End production of "Oliver". She tried singing jazz, teamed up with veteran trumpeter and bandleader Humphrey Littleton and has not been without work since. In 1987, through the influence of her musical director Bob Cranham, and the help of Stan Telchin's book "Betrayed", she accepted the Christian faith. Wanting to remain faithful to her Jewish lineage, however, she became a Messianic Jewess - one who accepts Jesus as the Messiah. Helen now combines her secular work with gospel recording and performing. Wendy Green is the author of "Getting Things Done: A Biography of General Eva Burrows", "The Ebony Cross" (with Io Smith), "Somebody I Love Has Died" and "Raped" (with Jill Saward).

Walking Back to Happiness: An Autobiography

RICHARD, CLIFF

Shapiro, Helen

GREEN, Wendy

Biographies & Memoirs

HarperCollins Publishers,Inc.

<p>Cliff Richard has been a musical icon for more than four decades, indeed it is impossible to think of any British entertainer who has spanned the years and the generations and had more hits all over the world than this unique and much-loved man.<br>Born Harry Webb in Lucknow, India, in October 1940, Cliff Richard signed his first record contract in 1958 and quite simply never looked back. In a few short years he had become every young girl's dream, quickly rising to become a film star in such classics as Expresso Bongo and Summer Holiday. Television brought him into the living rooms - and hearts - of millions more fans, and his tours and shows have been huge hits the world over.<br>In A Celebration, he talks movingly about those early years and the influences that shaped him. He reveals how the excitement of performing kept him going back for more, and how his deep faith has made him even stronger as the years go by. He also talks about the great honour of receiving the OBE and, subsequently, his knighthood, and of the greatest theatrical thrill he has experienced thus far: playing the role of Heathcliff in his sell-out stage musical.</p>

Cliff Richard: A Celebration

Andre Deutsch Ltd.

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Religion & Spirituality

Hodder&Stoughton Ltd

Which One's Cliff?

An autobiography of Cliff Richard which celebrates his 30th anniversary in showbusiness and his 50th birthday. The book tells of his religious feelings and his career.

Which one's Cliff?

Arts & Literature

Hodder and Stoughton

Coronet/H&S

You, Me, and Jesus

Hodder & Stoughton General Division

Jesus Me & You Reduced Price

Hodder & Stoughton Childrens Division

Single-minded

Arts & Photography

Music

Hodder & Stoughton Religious Division

Hodder&Stoughton

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